Histopathology of Non-Hodgkin's-Lymphomas

The Kiel classification of non-Hodgkin lymphomas is an important tool for every histopathology laboratory. It leads to very exact differential diagnosis by distinguishing the various disease types from each other. In this updated second edition, the clear differentiation of T-cell lymphomas particularly stands out, as do the increased number of illustrations. The section dealing with immunohistochemistry has been completely rewritten by A.C. Feller. He compares the findings of monoclonal antibody investigations with the morphology. The clinical data and contribution on therapy build a bridge to the clinical treatment of malignant lymphoma. Yet throughout, the histological diagnosis and differential diagnosis remain the central focus of the book.